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Travellers from Jsssy announced than the insurrectionary batter had been once more hoisted' on the - right bank 44. the Proth, and that the Russian troops bad saluted it with cries of " Success to the Creeks t 'Victory to the Cross !" These accounts assert in very positive .terms, that a short time previousiy to his death, Alexander, bad broken through the fetters of Continental policy, nod determined to redeem himself in the eyes of Christendom, by openly taking the part of Greece. They remark - also in tt, very significant manner,that he died at the too. ment when he was going to change Ids system and that his rittlip t l'aul had also perished clues he was preparing to attas..k the Turk", 41.0. y then ask " whether those recollections and co. incidences, did not give rise to sad reflections,7* According to letters from Vie:nt, 6,0:0 men of the Austrian Arniy of Occupation in the King. (tom of Naples, had b'en ordered to march back to the Milanese, and there to wait fur further orders. CUNIVI.-IC7' FOR BIRCH 131 0315. Artry-Office, Fr . 9, I E 26. r E PRINCIPAL OFFIeERS and COM- AiISSIONERR ITIS ketHIP,STY'S 21:11:7 do OXFORD -ELECTION. rim E COMMITTEE for conducting Mr. ESTCOURT'S ELECTION meet daily, at the THATCHED liOIISE TAVERN, at Ten o'Clock. THOMAS GREENE, Chairman. MUSICAL NOVELTY. Just published, By CLE NIENTI and Co. W., Clicapside ; and T. LINDSAY, 217, Regent-street, TMELOG PHICON, an entirely JIL New and bturesting Musical Work, by Which an in terminable number of M e l o di es M a y b e produced, and Anti tears who have a tas ty for writing Poetry, e nabled to set their Verses to music i n a var i ety c.f . Measures,' for the Voice and Piano Porte, without the neceiwity of a scientific knowledge of the Art. Price One Guinea, Complete in boards ; or sepa rately, in two Books, at 12s. and I.os. W. each. . very ingenious Work-requires no preparatory study, and being equally alapted to jurenile or matured capacities, is strongly recommended as an eligible CHRISTMAS PRE SENT, or NEW YEAR'S GIFT to Young People, by whom it will be biota en endlestsource of amnsetnent during winter evenings. Five,Specimena, composed from TIIE MELOGRA PIII CON, are published separately, as a proof of its capabilities, price only 2s. for the eve. *. 4 Prospectuses T.' dragged into the vortex of its embarrassments, as they cannot suffer Russia to get rid of her bad humours at the expence of the rest of Europe.— Austrid, to a certainty, will not see Turkey in. vadat], without opposing the'attempt with all the means in her power ; and will probably retaliate by carryiog her arms, into the heart of Russian Poland. How the Ciiurt, of Berlin wadid act in such an emergency, Is perhaps problematical ; though, if maxims of sound policy had more weight with it than family considerations, its de cision would not long remain doubtful. England ofcourse would resist with all her wil - ightlny at. tbmpt on the part of the Russia,: Government to get the possession of the Bosphorus and Dar danelles; and her condor( would, in all proba• bility, regulate that of France. 'Plies Russia, whilst a part of her, forces were engaged in the heart of Turkey, would, have to 'contend with the combined strength of Austria, FreoCe, wad Great Britain ; and 'it --is this last consideration which makers a prudent decision on the part of the Cabinet of SL Petersburgh so difficult at this painful crisis. But she will despise this.consi duration, if there is any truth in what isgenerally stated of the feelings of the Russian army ; and it is our decided opinion that the tranquillity 'which Europe has now enjoyed fpr the last ten years, will not continue another year. hcrobv give Notice, That on rhuridan, the Qd of March ale!, 41' One Aloch, they mill he ready to treat with such its may le willing fir Contract for supplying His Ma jestr's Yards at Deptford and Woolwich wt h BIRCH II,ROO3fS. Patterns of the•Hruonn;, and a Form of the Tender, *nay be .een at this Office. No Tender wilt bs received ajler One °ll - 700 i, on the day of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the party, or an Ascent fo► him,esttends. al:'eery Tender must be acr•ompnjaied ley a Letter a(i• dressed lo Me Nagy Board, antt'signed 4 a rsuponsiGle Person, ogngagiug to brecufte !mond wit/i. Use Person tem• dering, in* the Suns of 5001. fur Mc due perform's:toe of the LIIPORTA NT EXPOSURE. E Frequent Attempts of " Mr. [Sidney 1 Job 1 Van Butchell," a Provnbroker's A pprentia in 1803, • DAnker's Clerk in August 1819, to pass (in 1824 and 1825) for an Assistant of the late Martin Van Bittchell, who died in 1813. compel the Eldest Sun, sole Executor and Successor, EDWIN MARTIN VAN BUTCH ELL, .20 years Surgeon Ac oottcheur and Surgeon, for ;he Cute' of Fistulee, Piles, Stric tures, &c. without Cutting, Caustic,- or Confinement, esta-- blished 17 years, at No. 24, Broad-street, very near Golden square, London at Home till Twelve daily, Sundays excepted ; to state he has no Connexion with the said S. J. Van Butchell. D. D. Van Butchel, of South-street died Dee. 1, 1823. From 'The Exami l ner,: " Di:tpatch,' , and" Pierce Egan's Life Contract. • This Day was pubtl,,i,t4, Elegantly printed in 10 Vols. Royal itlnto., with Sixty En gravings ,ent Wood, by .1. Timm ' , sort, from Drawings by Strithard, Harvey, &c., price 41., in .extra bourds, grill 1.: DRAMATIC WOR,KS'of WILLIAM SIIAKSPE ARE, with NOTES, original and selected, bp S. \V. smor.it, F. S. A.; and the LIFE of the POET, by C. SVMMONS, 1). I)., laic of Jesus College, Oxford. In this Edition the Editor has confined his comment to the illustration of his Author he has made all !treading Coln mentors tributary, rejecting chair redundancies and conten tious cavils ; and has avoided an exuberance of note, which is the subject of just complaint in most modern editions,— Regarding the Text, he has principally availed himself of the labours of Steffens and Malone, but without servile ad. berence to either. Chiswick : C. Whittingham. College House; Carpe,nter anti A" N. 11 sites, C. - S. Arnold, London; and all other Booksellers. Eivivr INDIA Housn, Feb. 10, 1836. THE COURT of DIRECTORS.. of , the UNITED COMPANY of ',MERCHANTS of ENG LAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That the COURT will be ready to receive . PROPOSALS writing, on br befoie WEDNESDAY, the lath of March next, from the Owners of good, sonnd, and subtsantinl YIIPS, of the Burthen of from 400 to 800 Tuns Registered nitasuiernenf, specifying the rate of freight at which they nvty be willing to LET linch SHIPS, fur ONE VOYAGE to and from BENGAL. in London,' January 2, 1825. " It is fortunate for the rising generation that the late Martin Van Butchell, (who died in 1814) not more celebrated for his eccentricities than his utility, has not departed from the world without leaving an able successor to his practice. Edwin' Martin Van Butchell, (Surgeon, for the Cure of Fistula., Stric turei, &c. without Cutting, Causticor Confinement, seventeen years established at 24, Broad-street, Golden-square, London,) Is now - almost as well known as his late . Father. Such, indeed, is the estimation of his abilities, that a large Society of Journey men Tailors have entered [lB2ll into a Subscription among themselves, in order that their afflicted Brethren may have the benefit of his practical knowledge and abilities." (The Tailors have paid Two Hundred and Ten Quineas„ in the last Four Years, for Twenty and One Cured up to Christ mas, 1825.) Real Life in London, vol. 2. page 657. That the COU R T will also be seady to receive PROPOSALS in writing, on or befutelhe said WEDNESDAY, the 13th of March nett, frOm the Owner or Owners of good, viund; htl substantial copper bottomed SHIPS, of the Burtben of tetint -600 to 600 Tons Reentered measurement, specifying the Rare of Freight at which they may be willing to such SHIN for ONE VOYAGE to CHINA, and from CHINA to QUEBEC, in North America, at which Port they arc to be discharged from the Company's Service. ItHEUMATP;NI. sTRAI(.4, &e. 13 UT I,ERS' CAJ 14:1 3 1Y1' OPOD EI,DOC.- Cajeput Oil, svltieli is the basis of tltisOplitteleloc, has been long esteemed no the .. .ontlneot, as a remedy for Chronic fthermististii, SpaStuoilic Affections, Palsy, Stiff ness, and Enlargement of the Joints, Sprains, .11ruises, and Deafness awl the experience of late years, lit England, proves that it merits the high clurract et - given of it by the mn•t eminent' in the profession, in those obstinite complaints. Being combined i 9 the form of t)notleldoc, it is rendered more penetrating, and consequently much more efficacious 89 SW 1-Kterteal application. flubbed upon the skin by means of flannel, or the warm hand, it allays morbid irritation of nerves, invigorates the absorbents, and accelerates the ell'. culathen, , A SAVING,OF FRONT 40 TO 80 PER T CEN. FEATHERS, BE DS, 111 A rift ESS ES, PA 1, IlAssKs, twDsTRADg, SOFAS, COUCHES. CHAIRS, F 1,0( KS, &c. Retail, tit the Manufacturers' Prices to the Trade, for Ready Money. TIMOTHY'S noted Cheap WaiebouSe and Exten,ive Manufactory, No. ;10, BAIMICAN, One Door from Red Cross-street, Wholesale, Retail. and for Exportat oh. The Mantsfachirer pledges himself to convince the most incredulous, by a single Trial, the great advantages Ready Money posses , es. Every article amities, in plain figures, and Wrirrantrii perfect at the lowest puke, lo that, a C hild•may he served as well as the most competent Judge, it being the sole object of the Pro prietor to secure the approbation and future favours of his Customers, by selling•good articles at small profit.. That the COURT will also be ready to receive PROPO SAL,: in, wilting, on or before tie said Wit Nlarch next , front the Owner or Owners of gond, sound, substantial cop• I) , y-bottomed • SHIM, of the burtben of from 500 to 600 Tons, registered measurement,specifying the Rate of Frricht t whid. they may he Willing to LET inch SHIPA fur ONE VOYAGE to CHINA, and from CHINA to HALIFAX; in Nova Scotia, at which port they will be discharged from the Iliad in Bid tles, at Ix. lid., and I, 9 , 1., by Butlers. Chemist*, 4, Cbraptide, corner of St. Panl'il; and 5.1, Satirrille steed, Dublin ; Savory and Co. 13G, New Mind street, nod 'On, Re genl•Sl reet ; and by Ihe principal Medicine Venders th rough ont t he ETuirtd Kingthon• Of whom alio may be had the CHILBLAIN CERATE, an excellent Remedy fur Chilblain% when broken. Be caref.i to ask fur " Wailer's Cajeput Opudeldue LONDON JOURNALS. Company's `eft ice. Tim T,ndt,,,, with the worti., "Ship Tender" on the corer 10 be it•rerally sealed up and la•ft with the Secretary, at this lipuse, at ut before. Twel;:e o'Cleck a►t Noon, nn the said edntsdity, the 1611 t of Nlarch, beyond which hour the COMA ►ci{t slot receive any Tender. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. .11ti Portltisiars of the Teruo and Conditions upon whirh thc Ships will be revpectively employed, may be 1:01 opon application at the °Mee of the L'lrik to the C,,inmittce of Stiipping, at this Nousc, on or after 1\ eeme;day mxt, the . 14th Itistmit. No. 15, Ktwo's ARMS YARD, Fan, 3, WM 11:20LTIIStiA NT to an Act, of the 6th Geo. 4th, intituled " An Act to encourage the Working of Mines in Ireland, by means of English Capital, and to regulate a Joint Stork Company fir that purpose, to be called THE .A.RIGNA IRON AND COAL COMPANY,"' a GENE RAL ;MEETING of' the said Company will be held, on THURSDAY the 23a day of February instant, at Twel v e o`clock at N oon , at the LONDON TAVERN, in Biskops.. gate-street, in the City of London. T. H. COX,. Secretary. MONEY ON NIORTGAGE OF ANNUITY. VIVI", THOUSAND POUNDi and Up wArA, or *tie part (in Sums. not lesstban .C 100). ii•!11 be advanced on 'Life-Interests from Marriage Settlentenf•, l'itm-nioney iii the Fu wig, Willa, Jointures, and 'teal E "at"; Ms° on Freehold, eopyholtl, and Leasehold , Pro. pertirs, on fair, just, and liberal firms. :Apply persomilly, i or - by Leifer (pest paid), to Mr. Lloyd, Atiornt y LAW, No. 4, :1,1.nm-street. Atienstri. jMPERI A L G AS LIGHT anti COKE. PANY.—At a very numerous Half-yearly General As sembly of this Company, held porguant to Act of Parliament, at the London Tavern, this Bth day of February, Mr); It: E. Esq. Governor, in the Chair. After - . a Report presented by the Board of Directors of the . 'proceedings and prospects of the Company, and a Report from t e Auditors, whereby it appeared that the con tautly increas ing resources of the Company had supplied fonds to make an Halfzyearly Dividend, at the rate of six Pounds per cent. _per annum, after appropriating one-eighth to the contingent fund, knd would then leave a considerable surplus at the disposal of the Company. The Court proceeded to approve such Report ; re-elected as Director*, Daniel Adams, Esq. S. B, 111. Barrett, Esq. Al. P . . T. F. Power, Esq. and J. Smith, Esq. • and as Auditor, Ebe ner.er Fernie, Esq. wh o h a d vacated Esq. Offices by efflux of time, and voted unanirnously a Dividend at the rate of Six per Cent: per Mm. on Monies paid on each Stare. And unanimously Resolved, That this Assembly much gra tified by the prosperous situation of the Affairs of this Company. in these times of general depression, cannot but attribute these satisfactory results to the zeal, perseverance, and wisdom with 'which the AfFairs haVe been conducted, and request the Gover nor, Deputy Governor, Directors, and Auditors of the. Corn. pany, to accept their respectful and cordial thanks.: Resolved, That the thanks of this Assembly be presented to. `the Governor for his conduct in the Chair this day. • By Order, BARTHW. MAT HEW, Assistant Secretary. 7,000 Pair of Stout Warm BLANKETS for the Poor; and 500 Pair of Strong SHEETS, at 7s. Gd. per Pair. AND JAMES beg to call the attention of the charitably disposed, to the above articles, arid the public generally, tos one of the largests Stocks of LINEN DRAPERY in the. Kingdom.—Strong Russia Sheeting, 6d. peryard ; wide ditto, 9ml. 1 •' 5.4 wide ditto Is.; • 7-4 I r i s h Sh eetin g. 100. ; tine ditto(ls.6d.; 6.4 ditto, 24.; finrs Rolland diuo, 2s. 9d. to 3s. 6d. ; Russia Sheeting, 24 yds. wide, without a seam, Is. 101; fine ditto, 2s. Gd.; extra do., ;6. 3 yards wide ditto, 4s. 6d. ;'and , some real Russia ditto, currously tine, ss. 6d.-1 wenty thousand single and double damask Bre a kf a st and Dinner Cloths ; 1,500-ineakfist ditto, ; 1,500 ditto damask, 2s. 9d. ; large size, 3s. Gd. ; 4 OM doubl e d a mask dinner ditto, yards long, Bs. 9d., worth 255. ; 1,500 ditto, 3 yards long, 10s. tid.; 1,000 ditto, 4 yards long, 19s; and some of the most beautiful Silesian ditto, ' A M. to 21. Cloths 5 6, and 7 yards long, in proportion ; 3,000 damask Napkins, 7 s. W. per dozen ; fine double damask ditto, 12 c ; Ilatuburgh ditto, ills, 6d. to 21s. ; with an unbounded aesortanent of huckab ee k diaper Olass Cloths, and every article fur ^ Family use Marseilles Quilts, 3 yards long, 15s. • Court utPanes, same size : , 128.0.4 500 pair of large size thankets, t.,coMplete bargain. A t t h e PANTIMON LINEN' AREHOU SE , 78, OXFORD.STREKT exactly - oppo lite the Pantheon. 5 BEI) FEATIO.IO; wAttio:Tru White Guoce Feat l ai 9 , i 5.04.1., and upwards. Grey Goose Poultry Flocks 11E.P. FROM DUST OK smet.r.. Hod Beds " to,. Mann!4es and l'a,liasses, Ws. and upward+. Wool and Hair Maltreisce equally cheap. IC 6d. 19. 011. 04.3 d . • Vt. Goose Beds, 91. 40s. to el, itedste.id*, Inc . and upwards, Grey (:oose, 11. I.ls. to 41. 10s, Sea Bedding of every de• Poultry 11. es. upward*. so Iption. Ready-Tandy Ticks sold at Prime OM, if fiord with lea: and all PureNasets of Prattlers may see tlieir Ticks fillr‘l nom the '%zifive, Old 'lied+ dresied, Ilan. Mattresses cored from the Nfolli by a superior process, mid remade on reasonable Term*. . Window Curtains tind Farnitures cut nut and made ttp in tlie newest not most approved Nh•tchnot4, Ciptaito , , I.JiMolsterers., Brokers, Tarern• keepers, Pcoprirtors of Schools, &c. wilt expel ICIIGt u gicat Suring by puachasing at INa, 3q, BARBICAN. No. 90, STRAND. • T"' NEGIto BOY, or sUpEitsTrTION sußuuEo. Isiitrir Port .. .mouth, the " Battle of ,linden" the Sign, An Inn long' !:,enown'd for good cheer and old wine,- A handsome young booess, and excellent lodging Au riffeer lately came over from France, -Nuflon;:t.t . in hileitttrodattce to dance, his o,cupants Monsieur most gladly disgorginc. 'Phis Officer, then, eery comfort ensuring, " Battle of Minden" r lodging procuring, And items of Uxr and of Ornameitt lacking*: dress predetermio'd to shine all resplendent, Directed, o'er all, that his salute attendant A quantum should purchase of Warren's Jet !Slicking. The mild youth of Afric the mainline (they'd, When to! in the Boots, by t he' luminous shade Of the Jet, like a Mirror, his dark features glaring ; He gas'd in amaze, long with e Stacy mute. 'Then ho g li'd, as laugh'd with him the Child in the Boot, thence to his Massa cto repairing pipand see ( A ) " ,.. d ni Z g N r i r l i t Y Massa Captain," he said, thin live in de Boot —Wacky childa as uie— Mitch like as my poor . leteel broder him seem. Him die—hint come back•—die no more," and his eyes Were glisten'd he Jo), Wheal aghast %fah surprise, Two " Childa" be viewed in the flouts' Jetty gieam, Nis Massa the cause of the vision explained t And now in the youth was 'delusion rest rain'd, Nis mind Superstition no longer attacking; Enhanc'd thence, in tame, is the fine glossy hue That dress can improve. and dark Error subdue,, Of Warren's resplendent; inimited Blacking This Easy Shirting and Brilliant BLACKING, prepared by ROBERT WARREN ) 30, STRAND, LONIXoN And,sold in every Town in the Kingdom. LIQUID,. in Bottles.. 6d. iod. igd, and led. each. Also PASTE BLACKING, in Poiß tid. i 2d, and 18(1. each. A Shilling Pot of Paste is equal to Four ls. Bottles of Liquid. WIDOW , WELCIPS FEMALE PILLS have obtained the sanction and approbation o f 0,111. i of the. Medical Profassion, as a safe, and valuable Medicine, in removiog obstructions, and relieving other tmow.enien," to w hi c h the female frame is liable., especially those which at an early period of We' frequently arise from want,of exercise, and general debility of the system. They create an appetite, correct indigestion , r e m ov e ciddinesi and nervont head ache, and are cininently useful in windy dis. orders, pains in the stomach, shortness of breath, and palpi tations of the heart. - _ ' Purchasers ate requested to remark, that, OS El testimony of authenticity, tact, Dill of Directions is signed sNith the name of 6ji)602i4 .I'.ll , c/i n writing. Sold wholesale anti Retail, in London, by W;;;Iit. luau, Nog, Paternoster row ; Barclay. and Sons, Fleet Mar ket ; Newbery and Sons, St. Church Yard ;, Sutton and Co. Bow Church Yard ; Sanger, sso,oford-slreel. opposite Bond-street; Evans & Son, Smithfield ; Johns! Greek-street, Soho; Butler and SOII4, Cheapside ; -Godfrey and Windus, Ilishapsgate.street ; Whittchapel: and by Mr. Francis Cupiss; Diss ; and all Country Venders, et 99.9 d per Box. felt is necessary to inform the public that K E A !ISLET'S is the only original and genuine NI edieine,*and has been pre* pared by them for more than thirty years.- DAILY Extract': _from the 31urning Papers, Feb. 1 1, 16'26. [montiiNG An article in the Constitutionael of Wearies day has for object to create a belief that war between Russia and the Prirte is almost inevit able. After alluding to the losses sustained by keepint an army inactive on the Truth, are heavier in one year than those of a war in Turkey would be in two', and to the well-known inclinations of the Russian army, " whiCh looks towards Constantinople, in invoking the name of the Grand Duke," the writer of the article goes on to bay, 44 I t is of the nature of all torrents to overthrow the • dikes opposed to their course ; Nicholas is quite aware of this, and already the question ili t ioltpd at St. Petersburgh is the occu patio!' of Moldavia and Wallachia by the Rus sian troops. England and Austria will spare neither seductions nor menaces to prevent this occupati7m ; inft can Nicholas delay it without danger ? The moment for acting is come ; for four years the Porte promised to evacuate the two Principalities, all the while sporting with promises and the credulity of Russia. Turkey merely changed the 'garrisons of Bucharest and Jassy, and to make the troops of one principality pass into another. 'f leis juggliniz can'deceive no _one.; the Russian army demands satisfaction ; to refuse satisfying it on this point might be hazard ous ; to yield to its wish would be to declare war." We suspect, if the inclination exists, the State of credit in England at this time will more than counteract the eirect of the Duke of Wel lington's threats. The Russians will be apt to say to themselves—if we mesa to have TurkeYs now is the time, or never,—we may not Always have England in such a safe position. NITE PUBLIC r.EDGER.I It was reported yesterday in the City, that very alarm intelligence intlligence had been received from Russia ; but „,„ c ould not trace this rumour to any source entitled to implicit credit. it was stated that another revolt had broken nut In the Capital, and that the army in Ressaralyin was in a complete state of insubordination. It must be allowed, whatever may be the fate of these ru. moors, that the state of' that Empire is alarming in the extreme,and merits the profound attention of the statesmen of other countries. The army .wants war ; the soldiers, on account of the licence it would afford them, and the officers in the hope of rapid a dvancement. At the same time it cannot he denied, that revolutionary feelings have crulde some progress it) its ranks, though perhaps. not to t h e ex t en t that snMe acrouuts state. The troops who have visited France, a re . pro b a b ly in retied with a love of violent change.; and therefore the Government will, we fear, be put to the hard necessity of giving these rumours vent abroad, in order to divert them from itself, i t is plain, if there he any truth in. what is generally stated, that the' Russian Cabinet h a s only the alte rna ti ve of a civil, or foreign war ; and therefore it requires very little penetration to ascertaitt th e part it will at last embrace. The dilemma in which it is placed is truly embarrassing ; for though pacific from principle, it must engage in hostilities ' from necessity ; and other Powers will thus he rommi, PRESS.i Lest night we received - the Paris Papers of Wednesday. The pressure of commercial dis tress increases daily on the Continent, and the; most eminent mercantile and banking houses , are sinking beneath it. The great establishment of Benecke, brothers, of Berlin, has suspended payment. The shock thus given to public confi dence will be severely felt in every ramifica- ; lion of credit throughout Germany. There is no longer any doubt es to the very favourable • aWect of Greek stairs. All the recently-reported successes of the Patriots are confirmed by later intellikence. The Chieftains - have banished discord from their Councils, and the soldiery are submitting to a regular system of military disci- Wine. The two ; Plenipotentiaries, it is stated. have bean sent from Constantinople only to ap pease the dissensions hmong the Turkish Com menders. Thk we. think is highly probable. Mis solonghi however is certainly saved, Tripolizza, has - been re-captured, and the troops of Ibrahim Podia defeated near Salona. Greece therefore must he free. `fhe • Austrian Government has ordered a further direction of 6,000 men from the army of occupation in the kingdom of Naples. They will be marched into the Milanese territory for the pre eat. • [NEW Of the luminous, and convincing speech of the Right 'lmmutable the Chancellor of the Exche quer, we have only time to give a brief, and a very brief, summary. It breathes as all the pro ductions of the , Right liouourable Gentleman do, that plain, unvarnished, straight forward spirit, which equally disdainful of frippery and tnyiti. cism, is pre-eminently calculated to carry con viction to every impartial mind. From the state ments made in it, we learn, .that the whole num ber of one pound notes at present in circula tion does not probably exceed 4,000,060. To withdraw these, and to substitute a gold cur rency to nn equal amount, is the object of the Resolution proposed by the Right lionomable however, proposed to c G a t r it r t y tle i m h a is n. m e i a t sur i e s . into immediate execution, 'which might be attended with considerable in. COOVellienCe, and some danger, The one pound notes will be called in, not by any net or order,of Government, but by the ordinary pro coo, of gradual absorption, by which at present their circulation is limited to three years. After the sth of the present month, no stamps . can be obtained ; and therefore,from the same date, no addition to th e One pound notes already in ex isten`ce can be made. On the 5111 of February, their circulation will terminate wholly, hut ere that date there will be very ,few bl i the hands 'of, the cOmmunity. Thus gold will he gradually substituted for paper; a here alone the' substitution is desirable, and where the want of it, during the present distress, has been most se. Ve'rely felt. The merchant will still enjoy all the Pcility - arising out of the beautiful invention of hills, and the poor man will have the solid security of his sovereign instead of the paper of a speculating, or it tiny be of a frau— dulent banker. The present Ministry, joined to t) large a portion of sound disairniqat talent as ever fell to the share of any former one, possess more of the 4.lel " nts " 9l stability and permanence than any of their predecessors whom we can at present call to mind, They are thus enabled not only to.concoct their measures si f y or se t l i y ie , ir l f nt they u r niinlent c , an a if fflr: s l s lei n profoundly skilled d in the science of Qoyernment, the , / might ,have propounded a plan that was inefficient, or had they. held their honours. by a trailer tenure, 'they might have injured the best plan by hurrying it prernaturely into execution. There is a moral consequence if) these measures which 11 . 8 de eply interesting to every feeling mind, which we eno not help alluding; we mean the gradual (Erni nuition, if not extinction, of forgery. That crime h a s been fostered by the small notes, and we confidently hope, as they 'hav e , grown ; so t h ey will perish, together, LWRift - NING ?On.) FrVich rapers to the lOth instant, reached us last night by Express. Though they bring noth ing official frinti Russia, yet they contain intel; [THE TIMCS.) We have inserted that portion of our city ar. ticie which relates to the mining toncerns as it came. We• spoke of their failure. Our so speaking, even if we are in error, cannot occa sion the fact. The proprietors will be'enriched, if the mines produce metal in abundance, in wite of all we say. We can do no harm, therefohy , e%cept in a case where a proprietor wishes to sell his shares ; and really lie had better not part with that which he has obtsitied so recently, Awf which is sure to turn out a lucrativekspeculatiou. The dissatisfaction of the money-men now seems to fix on the recal of the "one and two-pound country note!. They should recollect that the permission to circulate this trash in the country was an afterthought—an exception to the gene ral rule, which ordained the suppression of 11. and 21, notes throughout the kingdom, and the general resultption of cash payments. For our own parts, so convinced are we of the utilitrof culling in the country notes of 11. and 21., that we 6bould be content with this single measure r; The Peaple of England would need nothing more and , we doubt much whether all the debate which is going on_ nt the moment we are writing these remarks will have any other result than to clog and fetter the revel of the small notes,' by plans for thrusting more paper of different deno minations into circulation. Our , City Article tells us a story of a mutt--u Yorkshireman too, we presume,— , who has come all the way from Leeds to London, in order to get cash to pay his workmen. Why slid he not take a 51., 101, or 201. country note, its the case required, to the bank that uttered it, and demand sovereigns [MORNING lik:RALo.] The Chancellor of the Exchequer last night brought forward his promised motion, on the subject of country bankers? small, or one and two pound' notes, and concluded with moving a reso lution fur the di.continuance of all such notes under 51., after three years, or subsequently to Feb. ]829. rte.- prefaced his mutton with a speech of cousiderable length, in the course of which he reminded the House that the Commit. tees of 1819 impressed on Parliament the neces sity of withdrawing such notes from circula tion ; that Mr. Peel's Bill provided for their dis continuaoce after- the resqmption of cash pay ments in 1823 ; hut (as he now and always had regretted) the (uifilment of such portion of the 11111 was, by an Act of 189.2, postponed till 1/133. He contended that those small notes were of a mischievous character and tendency in many re sperts,,but in no way more thi n , in placing in the hands of those who, on well-founded or ill founded rumours, were likely to became alarmed, tilt: power to make runs upon' bankers, and thus 4o create, if not panics, the most serious incon venience.. lie denied that the withdrawing of these notes would occasion those difficfilties which some imagined ; and non-payment of rents, according to one Member ; but even if such were to be the case, those erils must be met at some period, except the issues of small notes were never to tease. lie calculated that there had been out one and two pound country- notes to the extent of 6,000,0001. but, that the amount did not now exceed 4,000,0001. The Bristol affair of last summer y and the consequent ex posure of demands of gold, having ochtsion ed drawings in and cautious issues. There would then be, in the course of three 'WIN a " vacuum" of four millions of gold to' be supplied ; and the Bank having, since MC. issued ifi millions and a quarter of sovereigns (17 millions of which he considered to be still imam. diately available to the circulation of the coun try,) he could not think that the additional supply of four millions of gold, to take the place of the paper to be withdrawn in three years ' , presented difficulties that might not be sur mounted, and that were not infinitely pre ferable to retaining in circulation the mix,. chievous small notes, the holders of which might produce such effects ai those to which he had adverted, lie therefore confidently re commended the plan. An extended discussi on t a tc " p i l s a l c ie e ti t M he r. la ß w ar , itt a g s ti it n ti o e w m i s i t e o ti od l , h e t o rq b e e n s c o o t: : tinned for another year. Mr. 'Moberly . , jun. at- t tribute(' the mischief complained of to wild ape coatiow and over trading. The debate, on motion of Mr. Canning, was eventually adjourned to Monday. TURKEY COFFEE, •. Of Fine Quality, at the following Reduced Prices RAW 2s. tld, per lt;. ; ROASTED, 3s. per do. - rill H E PUBLIC art. respectfully informed, that government having reduced the duty on TURKEY CUFtEE, they may now purchase that Article at the above mentioned REDUCED PRICES, At • 111essrs. MAReIIAI4I4 and CO.'S Tea and Coffee Ware house, No. d 2, Southampton-street Strand, London.